Hello everybody,
I've been studying for about 2 and a half months now, just basically doing problems from every section. I try to study about an hour a day, sometimes more, sometimes don't get to study at all, but I keep my own pace. I feel like I won't have too many problems on the verbal part at all; I've done very well on those sections and I don't really know how much else you can improve..knowing English and being able to comprehend what's written I think is enough. I will try to brush up on maybe learning the rules of sentence correction though. My only concern, however, is the math part. If I was back in 11th grade, I have no doubt that I would absolutely dominate the quantitative part; however it's been about 7 years since most of those concepts were relevant and I have to essentially re-learn math I used to say "when am I ever going to need to know this" when learning it in high school. So the question is, what would you do in a month to drastically improve in the quantitative section? Just do as many problems as possible and try to learn the concepts on the fly, or pick up a high school textbook and learn stuff that way? I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks!